The Evolution of Production Structures, Analyzed by a Multi-layer Procedure

Schnabl, Hermann

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“…Second, while input-output based analysis of economic association has been explored extensively, methods for investigating the spatial manifestation of economically linked sectors has received less attention. This is in some sense unsurprising since the study of economic association bene®ts from a broader literature on input-output that is not directly concerned with location (e.g., Fukui 1986;Olli 1992;Schnabl 1994;Cassetti 1995;Aroche-Reyes 1996;Gillen and Guccione 1996). Geographic association has been typically studied in fairly crude fashion with spatial correlation coe½cients calculated for pairs of industries (Czamanski and de Ablas 1979).…”

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A test for the coincident economic and spatial clustering of business enterprises

Feser¹,

Sweeney

2000

J Geograph Syst

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This paper uses input-output data combined with point process modeling techniques to test whether enterprises linked within nominal buyersupplier chains have a greater propensity to cluster in space than manufacturing enterprises in general. The methodology controls for the general tendency of ®rms to seek locations in concentrated agglomerations and isolates the in¯uence of ®rm interdependence on spatial clustering. Our ®ndings suggest that there is indeed an association between economic linkages and geographic clustering in our study area, but only for some types of economic clusters, mainly those that are comprised mainly of more knowledge-based or technology-intensive sectors. In general, we endeavor to show that spatial analytical methods hold considerable promise for conducting rigorous tests of industrial location questions.

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A test for the coincident economic and spatial clustering of business enterprises

Feser¹,

Sweeney

2000

J Geograph Syst

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“…6) can be cited as introducing the time in the production-prices model. 11 See Mougeot et al (1977) or Schnabl (1992Schnabl ( , 1994Schnabl ( , 1995 with the MFA method and the idea of layers or also Aroche (2006). See also de Mesnard (2001) for a critical point-of-view on some of these methods.…”

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Reply to Oosterhaven’s: the net multiplier is a new key sector indicator

Mesnard

2006

Ann Reg Sci

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“…Later, Schnabl [13] applies Minimal Flow Analysis to induce networks from the German I/O tables reporting data in between 1978 and 1988. There, centrality measures allow for classifying industries into three different sectors (source, sink and center).…”

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The topology of inter-industry relations from the Portuguese national accounts

Araújo

Faustino

2017

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications

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In last years, the Portuguese economy has gone through a severe adjustment process, affecting almost all industrial sectors, the building blocks of economic structures. Research on economic structural changes has made use of input/output tables to define networks of industrial relations. Here, these networks are induced from output tables of the Portuguese national accounting system, being each inter-industry relation defined by the output made by any two industries for the products that they both produce. The topological analysis of these networks allows to uncover a particular structure that comes out during the Portuguese adjustment program. The evolution of the industrial networks shows an important structural change in 2011-2014, confirming the usefulness of inducting similarity networks from output tables and the consequent promising power of the graph formulation for the analysis of inter-industry relations.

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The Evolution of Production Structures, Analyzed by a Multi-layer Procedure

Cited by 62 publications

References 2 publications

A test for the coincident economic and spatial clustering of business enterprises

A test for the coincident economic and spatial clustering of business enterprises

Reply to Oosterhaven’s: the net multiplier is a new key sector indicator

The topology of inter-industry relations from the Portuguese national accounts

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